The Summer 2009 issue of PD Magazine, a publication of the Association of Public Diplomacy Scholars at USC, is out. Titled “Middle Power. Who They Are. What They Want” it is filled with many articles worth your time.
The Public Diplomacy of Middle Powers / by Eytan Gilboa
Middle Powers: Squeezed Out or Adaptive? / by Andrew Cooper
A New Architecture for Canadian Public Diplomacy / by Evan Potter
Public Diplomacy – the Next 100 Days / by Richard Lugar
U.S. Public Diplomacy 2.0 / by Jeremy Curtin
New Developments in Public Diplomacy / by PD Contributors
Middle Powers and Conceptual Leadership / by Jorge Heine
World Cup 2010 / by Jeanette Ndhlovu
Iran as a Middle Power / by Anoush Ehteshami
Mexican Public Diplomacy / by Pamela Starr
Korea’s Emotional Diplomacy / by David Kang
Finland: Paying Back its Debt and Conducting Public Diplomacy / by Petri Tuomi-Nikula & René Söderman
The Symbiosis of Sweden & IKEA / by Olle Wastberg
NATO Campaigns Washington / by James Snyder
At Post: Suat Kınıklıoğlu / by Suat Kiniklioğlu
Creating Images of Australia / by Chris De Cure
Leveraging Soft Power Currency Against Hard Power Weapons / by James Wurst
JENNIFER M. BRINKERHOFF: Digital Diasporas / by Erin Kamler
WANGARI MAATHAI: The Challenge for Africa / by Kenya Davis-Hayes
Nation “Branding”: Propaganda or Statecraft? / by Simon Anholt